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What’s Everybody Betting On – March 2: Juventus Turin, Warriors, Baylor, Virginia

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Mar/02/2015

What’s Everybody Betting On – March 2: Juventus Turin, Warriors, Baylor, Virgini

The Golden State Warriors as a -6.5 visiting favorite in Brooklyn were seeing the heaviest betting action of the day.

The line on this game had come down to -6 but that number was still attracting 75% of the bets Golden State’s way.

Four College Basketball games were seeing decent action early on with Baylor and Virginia each embracing around 65% of the public support in their respective games while Iowa State was getting 75% of the action with lesser volume, at least early on.

Baylor was a +3.5 road dog in Texas. Virginia had a line of -5.5 visiting Syracuse. Iowa State was the -5 home favorite versus Oklahoma.

Juventus Turin was also getting decent action versus Roma in the world of Soccer. 65% of the backing was on Juventus (at +167). Roma was listed at +192.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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